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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1972

Page

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Town Refuses City Sludge in Ohio Pipeline Plan

Hopedale Ohio residents protest Cleveland sludge plan using Hanna coal pipeline to Lake Erie. Councilwoman Ann Carson questions funding fairness as Mayor Harold Smith notes eight years without a local plant and most gutters still carry raw sewage. Federal funds loan applications are in Columbus amid skepticism.

Hopedale Ohio UPS Cleveland Harrison County Ann Carson Hanna Lake Erie Harold Smith Columbus

Eisenhower reads Nixon message at Chicago health congress dinner

Julie Eisenhower addresses newsmen at a dinner of the American Health Congress in Chicago. She later reads a message from her father President Nixon saluting the Congress for improving U S health care quality.

Julie Eisenhower American Health Congress Chicago President Nixon Congress United States UPI

Planning and Zoning Chair Aims Work Session On Mobile Home Code

Planning and Zoning Commission Chairman David Moore seeks a Monday or Tuesday work session to consider modifications to a proposed mobile home code. Suggestions made at Tuesday night’s public hearing may lead to a special meeting and a recommendation to the city council for the August 15 session. The commission has no foray meeting until September 12, so Moore wants a timely recommendation.

Planning and Zoning Commission David Moore Moore

Court Rules Automatic Voting Machines Illegal in Ohio

Hardin County Common Pleas Court ruled automatic voting machines like those in Cuyahoga and 16 other counties unconstitutional. The suit by Kenton lawyers Faulkner and Roof argues ballot head order gives top candidate bias and seeks rotation on every ballot. If upheld, counties may return to paper ballots.

Kenton, Ohio UPI Hardin County Common Pleas Court Cuyahoga County Kenton Carlos Faulkner John Roof Hardin County Board of Elections Ted W. Brown Faulkner Roof Hardin County Common Pleas Court Harry Kaylor

Water line project closes St Marys Street near pool

St Marys Street from Milan Avenue to Schauss Avenue was closed to traffic this morning for construction crews to lay a new 12 inch water line across the road near the municipal swimming pool. Service Director Herbert Krogh said the street should reopen early this afternoon.

St. Mary’s Street Milan Avenue Schauss Avenue Herbert Krogh

State auditor begins routine Norwalk city audit

Examiners from the state auditor's office arrived at Norwalk City Hall Wednesday for a routine audit of city books. The audit, the first since 1970, will cover 1970 1971 and the first six months of 1972 and is expected to take about two months.

State Auditor's Office Norwalk

New London Loses Liquor Ballot Question To November Vote

New London becomes the second Huron County community to place a liquor question on the November ballot after petitions by Ed Farnsworth prompt a local option election on sale by the glass. New London previously voted in 1968 for a liquor store and on premises sales. North Fairfield also faces a liquor sale issue this fall.

New London Huron County Board of Elections Ed Farnsworth North Fairfield

Weather and vital notices from Norwalk area

Sunny today with highs upper 60s to lower 70s and clear cool tonight. Friday warms to the 80s with a small chance of rain. Norwalk highs 66, lows 44 with humidity rising midday. Births report two newborn girls from Norwalk and Monroeville hospitals. Deaths list includes six individuals from Florida to New London with ages from 16 to 91.

Norwalk

Eagleton to Get Big Welcome in Missouri

Senator Thomas F. Eagleton faces a triumphant homecoming as supporters plan a large reception at Lambert Field in St. Louis after his withdrawal from the ticket. Rep. James Symington urged the biggest welcome, reflecting Missouri’s broad support amid the McGovern Shriver ticket reshuffle and a symbolic 73 votes for Eagleton from the Missouri delegation.

ST. Louis, Mo UPI Thomas F. Eagleton D-Mo Democratic National Committee McGovern Sargent Shriver Missouri Eagleton

Revised Road Plan Favored by Old State Road Residents

At a Wednesday public hearing residents endorsed an alternate plan shifting the centerline of Old State Road about 20 feet east to avoid cutting large trees. The complete reconstruction spans from East Main Street to north of Gallup Road, with strong input from Dr. and Mrs. John Chauvin and local property owners. A transcript will be sent to the Ohio Department of Highways and Federal Highway Administration for final decision.

Old State Road East Main Street Gallup Road And John Chauvin Steuk Don Hohler Bill Meese Wayne Goodsite

Delay Granted In Risner's Hearing

Ohio State Penitentiary inmate Harold Risner 20 won a continuance in Common Pleas Court in a case seeking to set aside his 10 to 25 year sentence for armed robbery. Risner claims coercion by his attorney and mother to plead guilty and has filed a mandamus against Judge Robert J. Vetter. He was ordered back to Columbus for an immediate journal entry.

Ohio State Penitentiary Common Pleas Huron County Harold Risner Robert J. Vetter Sixth District Court of Appeals Risner Franklin County Common Pleas Court Henry Young Vetter Columbus City Loan and Savings Co Willard Donald Derby Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Penitentiary Junction City

House Panel Deliberates Subpoena for Jane Fonda

The House Internal Security Committee met in closed session to decide if actress Jane Fonda should be subpoenaed over Hanoi broadcasts to U.S. troops. Rep. Fletcher Thompson pushes the inquiry, while Rep. Robert Drinan doubts the need. Chairman Ichord signals mixed feelings, noting possible legal violations and North Vietnamese propaganda influence.

ED Dooley Washington UPI House Internal Security Committee Jane Fonda Hanoi U.S Southeast Asia Fletcher Thompson R-Ga Miss Fonda Robert F. Drinan D-Mass Congress Drinan Vietnam Thompson U.S. Senate Richard H. Ichord D-Mo

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